10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «CRUMHORN»
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Performance Practice: A Dictionary-guide for Musicians
The crumhorn seems to have originated in southern Germany or northern Italy
late in the l5th century; a German reference to the crumhorn dates from l486. A
crumhorn is represented in a Bolognese painting of l488; a Venetian depiction, ...
Roland John Jackson, 2005
When Bruno is forced to learn the crumhorn, little does he know the luck and great adventure it will bring him. A very funny, very clever novel about a boy, a girl, a wicked aunt and a rare and enormous medieval musical instrument.
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A Performer's Guide to Renaissance Music
Proof of its popularity is seen in the frequency of organs containing a crumhorn
stop,particularly in Germany and the Low Countries.Frequent encounters in
church and court inventories in Italy, Germany, and the Low Countries suggest
that the ...
Jeffery T. Kite-Powell, 2007
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The Modern Invention of Medieval Music: Scholarship, ...
After recorder and keyboard, the most popular instrument is the crumhorn, and
considering how difficult it is to play in tune there are a surprising number of
cornett players. Some examples will give the flavour. Flight Lieutenant R. N.
Armstrong, ...
Daniel Leech-Wilkinson, 2002
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Appraisals of Original Wind Music: A Survey and Guide
(together with references to other pre-Classical reed instruments) §118 The
Crumhorn family is of course only one among a number of Late Medieval and
Early Renaissance reed instruments such as the hoboy (shawm) and dulcian (or
curtal.
David Lindsey Clark, 1999
five minutes they were in Crumhorn's office, cross-questioning him about the
phone call. He said that the caller had a Scottish accent. Was it really a Scottish
accent and not an Irish accent? Crumhorn admitted that it could possibly have
been ...
7
Music as Concept and Practice in the Late Middle Ages
The crumhorn is related to the shawm only because both use double reeds; but
the double reed of the crumhorn is enclosed in a wooden cylinder, giving it a very
limited range. Crumhorns seem mostly to have been played in consorts of like ...
Reinhard Strohm, Bonnie J. Blackburn, 2001
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School of Music, Theatre & Dance (University of Michigan) ...
... IN PERFORMANCE ORDER Crumhorn Band: Alma cortes'e bella: Shawm
Band: Canzona Prima: Chorus: La Francoise: Bone Jesu, verbum Patris: Sonata
in D: Michelle Davis, soprano crumhorn Mark Tarabusi, alto crumhorn Ann
Milligan, ...
University of Michigan. School of Music, Theatre & Dance, 1986
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Library of Congress Subject Headings
SA headings for forms and types of music that include “crumhorn” or “crumhorns”
and headings with medium of performance that include ' 'crumhorn ” or ' '
crumhoms ” Crumley family (Not Subd Geog) UF Crume family Crume family USE
...
Library of Congress. Cataloging Policy and Support Office, 2006
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A Performer's Guide to Seventeenth-Century Music
95. See Foster, “Bassanelli,” for an inventive approach to a reconstruction
according to Praetorius's illustration, T'heatrum instrumentorum: pl. 12. 96. See
Boydell, Crumhorn: 325—341. 97. See both Boydell, Crumhorn, and Meyer,
Crumhorn, ...
Jeffery Kite-Powell, Stewart Carter, 2011
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «CRUMHORN»
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Step Back in Time: June 17, 2015
A number of adult Scouters from the Yale Lyon District were at Crumhorn on Saturday and completed twelve new tent platforms. Additional ... «Oneonta Daily Star, Jun 15»
Otschodela Council recognizes volunteers
He also served the Sasquatch and Deerslayer Districts and the Exploring Division. He has served at Crumhorn/Henderson Scout Reservation ... «The Daily Star, Jun 15»
Musical hot-pot at Aylsham Church
Come and hear recorders, hurdy-gurdy, guitar, ukulele, whistles, crumhorn, medieval bagpipes, curtal, saxophone, chalumeau, shawn, ... «Network Norwich, Jun 15»
Ensemble Passacaglia To Perform In Woods Hole
Ensemble Passacaglia was formed in 2001 when Jan Elliott (recorder, crumhorn, cornamuse, concertina, pennywhistle), Lisa Esperson (riqq, ... «CapeNews.net, Jun 15»
When Birds Squawk, Other Species Seem to Listen
There he spent much time in Renaissance consorts playing obscure instruments like the crumhorn — “which sounds like a pig being ... «New York Times, May 15»
Early music group plays hospice fundraiser
They play in costume on copies of original instruments such as viol, hurdy-gurdy, gemshorn, crumhorn, cornamuse, medieval fiddle and harp, ... «The Westmorland Gazette, Apr 15»
The Telly Fiver – Five of the Best British Animated Programs - Which …
... Colonel K, to defeat the evil schemes of toad Baron Silas Greenback, wolf Dr. Augustus P. Crumhorn III, and vampire duck Count Duckula. «Anglotopia.net, Apr 15»
Old Music To Come Alive At Trad-Stroll Woods Hole
Jan Elliott on recorder and crumhorn, Lisa Esperson on percussion, Tom Hanna on lute, guitar, and mandolin, and Molly Johnston on viola da ... «CapeNews.net, Apr 15»
UNIVERSITY ACADEMY HOLBEACH SPRING CONCERT - Music …
“The premiere of the crumhorn consort went really well and it was great for the audience to hear instruments that are from the mediaeval and ... «Spalding Guardian, Apr 15»
Mockingbird Early Music Ensemble Celebrates Bach's Birthday and …
The musicians perform on recreations of dated instruments such as viole da gamba, psaltery and crumhorn and harpsichord and baroque ... «HottyToddy.com, Mar 15»
